LTV Screens Premiere of 'The Bonackers' Documentary - 27 East

LTV Screens Premiere of 'The Bonackers' Documentary

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More than 200 people watched the hourlong

More than 200 people watched the hourlong "The Bonackers" documentary screening at the LTV Studios in Wainscott on December 20.

Josh Gladstone, LTV Studios' creative director, welcomed a sold-out crowd of more than 200 people to

Josh Gladstone, LTV Studios' creative director, welcomed a sold-out crowd of more than 200 people to "The Bonackers" premier screening at the Wainscott-based television studio. J.D. ALLEN

Joanne Friedland Roberts is the director and producer of

Joanne Friedland Roberts is the director and producer of "The Bonackers" documentary. J.D. ALLEN

Genie Chipps Henderson is LTV Studio’s archivist. J.D. ALLEN

Genie Chipps Henderson is LTV Studio’s archivist. J.D. ALLEN

From left, (left to right) Don Eames Jr., Brent Bennett, Joanne Friedland Roberts, and Arnold Leo. J.D. ALLEN

From left, (left to right) Don Eames Jr., Brent Bennett, Joanne Friedland Roberts, and Arnold Leo. J.D. ALLEN

authorJ.D. Allen on Jan 4, 2025
It began on a smartphone a few years ago — recording several stories told between neighbors. “The Bonackers” is an hourlong documentary that features families with traditions and values that... more

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